Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-05
Transfers Of Zeal Estate.

Deeds In fee hare been hled as follows: George
Lautner to Mamie }. Sheehy, sub 70, 50. 624;
s3,O.7. $. Reddick TO W. BROKER, sub 20, so.
1895; $3.50. X. l.. b. Clarke to Katherine Z. VIII
Hams, SUB 10, Tuttie's SUD Widows Mite; $685..
W: Mayae U John McCorpin, pts. 3S and :,9, 50.
l3I so4O ,. J: snadd 10 W. Colen lots II and IL,
Elizabeth and c. " Smith lot SO, blk. IL Meridian
Hin; $500. Hugh McGinni,s 10 T. Warren ct al,
70 lot III ana H. Granoy GO acres; 5000: Rebecca
$: j. L. Maddox TO b. M1ier in trust, sub lots A
ana u, lots 1, and 3, and parts 4, ) and u, SO.
SOL; =. ANA Sophia Graham 10 Robert O'Nelli,
sub =. 81. 3Ss; $500 X. E Morris TO Johanna c.
BLOCK lots q and :, So. 476; s2,s67.5O.
THE CAPITAL OUTIsG.-A number OF members OF
the capital Bicycle CLUB started to-day for Mar
tha,s Vineyard, accompanied by their wheels, 10
cottage AT cottage CITY. Tney will take The
steamer at Baltimore for Boston, and win wheel
around TBS HUB before going TO Mar:ha's Vine
yard. The party consists OF II. $. owen, c. c. Ty-
Ter. w. 5. Dodge, X. V. Id Dow G. +. Johnston L.
A. Burnett, &. X. Edmonston, 5. E. Lewis, and An
drew Miller. At their destination the party viii be
joined by several other members or the Capital
ciuo VINO are summering In that neighbOrhoOd-
AlexaAdria Affair.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
IHE WORK OF kENUMBEEING.-The REMEMBERING
OF the houses on the city streets under the act OF
council Is now in progress. under the supervision
of Contractor Blumgarlen aud his associate Mr..
+. ). Fleming. The numbers are by hundreds
and the streets art counted follows from the
l.. d.
Pitt; u, 81. Asaph; 3, Washington; i, Columbus:
8. Alfred; TO- Patrick; IL, Henry; IL, Fayette: Isl
PAYNE; IA, west; Is Peyton avenue. The streets
south OF King street are: 1, Prince; y Duke; 3,
Wolfe; 4, Wilkes; 4, Gibbon Il, Franklin; Z, JET
ierson; s. Greene ., Church; TO- South; IL Penn 5
HILL North OF King the streets are: l, Cameron
2. Queen; 3, Princess; 1, Oronoko; 5, Pendleton:
q, Wythe; z, Madison; =, Montgomery: g. Curtis
No house below Alfred street requires more than
three numbers.
A PASTORS MoNUMENT-A handsome mural
taoel mas Just been placed on the wall OF the First
tLea2y Serian churth, 70 the memory OF Rev. Chas.
Harrison, who was Its pastor from 1920 TO 1863.
During eighty years this church had only three
pastors-kev. Dr. Thorn, who served from I772 to
1853, Rev. Dr. Muir serving from 1850 10 1920 and
Rev. DIR. Harrison, having been connected with
the paSt0rdte since 1877, served the residue OF the
time. The first pastors are buried In the kirk
yard adjoining the church, and the paStorate OF
DR.. Harrison Is now concentrated by the tablet
just placed on the wall similar tablet has been
elder OF the church. 1t Is understood that other
tablets Will be placed in the church.
BADLY bURNED-Mrs. Matilda Jones' an indus
trfous colored woman, whose husband Is at work
in Washington, was badly burned last night abont
the breast and shoulders by the explosion OF coal
Oil lamp at her house Columbus street near the
Canal basin. She was attended by DIR. Ashby
NOTES.-The Friendship Fire Company held a
meeting last night 10 arrange for active service
and becoming part Of the Alexandria flre depart
| ment.-The steamer Arlington has just been re-
paired at the ship-yard.-The SeatOn school
| now been thoroughly repaired and put in good
order.-The Relief Hook and Ladder COMPANY
meet tO-night.-Acting Mayor StraUS has lined
Rachael Chase 81 for disorderly conduct-The
schooner Breeze, OF West Washington, Is now held
| here by the United States marshal, and win be
| sold next week.
The winners OF the racers OF Saratoga yesterday
were: Pearl jennings GOliah, Emperor or Norfolk
Wary and Wheatley. At Monmouth Park, Omaha
sunbeam, The Bard, POntico Editor and Referee
Inc Grand Army men OF Erie, Pa, have for.
warded resolutions to the Treasury Department
asking the removal or Jacob BoOtz superintendent
OF the Government building there for alleged bad
treatment OF the family OF u dead soldier.
| Jno. W. Langley, republican, Of Floyd County,
NY, Is elected TO the legislature by majority OF
400; the first time In the history or the State that
| the district has been carried by republicans.
| Hon. l. w. Robertson died at Baton Rouge Tues
/ day, aged sixty-four. lie served three terms tu
| Congress- and was elected in November last Q
| member VI the Flftieth Congress-
| The eoroner's jury which Investigated the acct.
dent which occurred at st. Thomas. Ont, July I5
| censures the officers and employees OF the Grand
| Trunk Railway. The conductor has been arrested
on charge OF manslaughter.
/ Eutor Root. Bruce, OF the Central Netv .yerset
Herald, called ex-Speaker Dunn liar In an Eliza
| Deth Dar-roon Tuesday night. Dunn slapped
| Bruce lace and several blows were EXCHANGED
A coke train on the Pennsylvania Railroad was
wrecked wednesday night, and eleven cars demoi.
| isned IL Is feared Brakeman Cadding was fatally
/ injured.